3 - ENT - Otology - Pinna disease Flashcards

1
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4 diseases of the pinna

A

pinna haematoma
perichondritis
cauliflower ear
chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis

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Pina haematoma - where is bleed? due to?

A

subperichondrial bleeding

due to blunt trauma

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3
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Pinna haematoma - mgmt

A

drainage required - prevents complications

may need packing to prevent reaccumulation

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Perichondritis - what is it? secondary to?? risk of?

A

infection of perichondrium
may occur secondary to trauma, insect bites
risk of abcess formation

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Cauliflower ear - cause? what does this lead to?

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trauma leading to haematoma, stripping vascularising perichondrium from cartilage

leads to ischaemia, necrosis, atrophy, permanent deformity

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Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis - what is it? possible causes?

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very painful lesion on upper pinna, may be caused by pressure, vasoconstriction

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Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis - 2 features + recurrence rate

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may become scaly
benign but may be confused for SCC
10-30% recurrence after surgery

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Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis - treat?

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with steroids, cryotherapy, surgery

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